Theos-Talk Archives (November 2001 Message tt00368)

Hi, Katinka:

Space and time are products of consciousness, as Kant
demonstrated. If atma is unconscious, then it is
outside space and time, without any division in the
eseential unity of things.

Steve

--- Katinka Hesselink <katinka_hesselink@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi Jerry,
> 
> Thanks a lot for that. I think it is the clearest
> explanation of how you see things that I've read so
> far.
> Seems to me you propose a fundamental dichotimy
> here.
> Something inside space and time (the physical world,
> among
> other things), and something outside it: atma. How
> do you
> combine that with the essential unity of everything?
> 
> Katinka
> 
> Jerry wrote:
> > Initial Assumptions: 
> > 
> > 1. There is an ineffable divinity that exists
> outside of
> > space and time, and this is eternal and infinite
> and
> > perfect. 
> > 
> > 2. This divinity has an inherent ability to
> > self-express. In this sense it is inherently
> creative.
> 
> 
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